• Posts Tagged ‘security’

    A Hard-to-Hack Password Contains Just 4 Words

    by  • June 18, 2012 • Digital

    “June has already been a bad month for getting hacked. Professional networking site LinkedIn, dating site eHarmony and streaming radio site Last.fm all reported the theft of users’ passwords, altogether involving 8 million accounts. If it hasn’t happened to you already, your chances of having a password stolen in the future are high, but...

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    Ten passcodes you should never, ever use on your iPhone

    by  • June 15, 2011 • Mobile

    Link: Ten passcodes you should never, ever use on your iPhone “Are you one of the many people who is using a dangerously easy-to-guess passcode on your smartphone? Maybe you should do something about it – sooner rather than later. The warning comes after new research suggested that many iPhone owners use one of...

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    Twitter Security Flaw Today with OnMouseOver [UPDATED]

    by  • September 21, 2010 • Social Media

    Link: Twitter Security Flaw Today with OnMouseOver A security bug or flaw was discovered today on Twitter.com, and quickly became widely exploited. It let an exploiter craft a tweet in a certain manner, and when any other user moved their mouse over the tweet (without clicking), that unsuspecting user had the pre-programmed action...

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